Study plan Bachelor's Degree in Automation and Industrial Electronic Engineering

Study guides

Timetables

Morning schedule: 1st and 2n years
Afternoon schedule: all years
Special schedules for working students

Table of credits for each course

  Basic training Compulsory Optional Bachelor's Degree Final Project
1st year 54 6    
2nd year 6 54    
3rd year   60    
4th year     48 12
Total 60 120 48 12

Period of study

Six-monthly

Part-time or full-time

Full-time Slow track available.

Specialisations

Basic training
Specialization in Industry 4.0
Specialization in Robotics and Artificial Vision

Basic and compulsory training

 

1st year 2nd year
1st semester
-Physics
-Mathematics
-Computer Science
-Business
-Anthropology
2nd semester
-Chemistry
-Calculus
-Graphic Representation
-Electrical Physics
-Environmental Engineering
1st semester
-Business Structure
-Electronic Systems
-Statistics
-Theory of Machines and Mechanisms
-Automation and Industrial Control Methods
2nd semester
-Materials Science and Technology
-Fundamentals of Thermal and Fluids Engineering
-Circuit Theory
-Technical Office and Project Management
-Resistance of Materials
3rd year 4th year

1st semester
-Electronic Technology
-Digital Electronics and Microprocessors
-Industrial Production Systems
-Electronic Technology
-Automatic Control
-Electronic Engineering Project I
2nd semester
-Truth, Kindness and Beauty
-Industrial Computing and Communications
-Industrial Automation
-Power Electronics
-Electronic Instrumentation
-Electronic Engineering Project II

-Bachelor's Degree Final Project


 

 

 

Optional subjects

In order to obtain a specialisation, a minimum of 30 credits belonging to the chosen track must be taken.

4th year  
-Work Placement (*)
-Language (English)
-Language (German)
 
Specialisation in Industrial Computing Specialisation in Systems Control
-Industrial Internet of Things
-Signal Processing and Data Analysis
-Robotic Systems
-Industrial Communications
-Information and Communications Technology
-Robotic Systems
-Advanced Control Techniques
-Industrial Communications
-Advanced Robotics
-Automatisms in Industrial Security
-Industrial Electronics Applications
-Industrial Internet of Things


(*) All subjects are worth 6 credits, except for this one, which is worth 12.